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<blockquote data-quote="Mho" data-source="post: 276459" data-attributes="member: 59578">Hello As update only my last post in German forum, now as good as I can in English:I had several problems with deactivate HID components, too.It worked but only until next restart.After that Eventghost seams to forget the HID’s. Only the keyboard was still sending commands, the additional buttons didn’t.The only workaround was to disconnect the Mediacruiser receiver physically.After the reconnecting Eventghost recognized the additional HID’s.To force the system to the same behavior automatically, I’m using the Microsoft program DEVCON.This program can handle connect and disconnect functions on USB devices.With the new configuration file Eventghost uses this program automatically after standby (hibernate) mode.Take a look at your USB Id’s. In my system all relevant USB Ids starts with USB\VID_0BC7.Eventghost disconnects and reconnects these devices.&nbsp;You will found this at:Power and Start - &gt; USB reload -&gt; Starte Anwendung DEVCONX10 is disabled in this configuration file, cause I’m using the standard remote configuration for X10 parallel. With this continually pressed keys works much better.But feel free to reactivate X10 in the new configuration file.[ATTACH]14302[/ATTACH]regards Mho</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mho, post: 276459, member: 59578"] Hello As update only my last post in German forum, now as good as I can in English: I had several problems with deactivate HID components, too. It worked but only until next restart. After that Eventghost seams to forget the HID’s. Only the keyboard was still sending commands, the additional buttons didn’t. The only workaround was to disconnect the Mediacruiser receiver physically. After the reconnecting Eventghost recognized the additional HID’s. To force the system to the same behavior automatically, I’m using the Microsoft program DEVCON. This program can handle connect and disconnect functions on USB devices. With the new configuration file Eventghost uses this program automatically after standby (hibernate) mode. Take a look at your USB Id’s. In my system all relevant USB Ids starts with USB\VID_0BC7. Eventghost disconnects and reconnects these devices. You will found this at: Power and Start - > USB reload -> Starte Anwendung DEVCON X10 is disabled in this configuration file, cause I’m using the standard remote configuration for X10 parallel. With this continually pressed keys works much better. But feel free to reactivate X10 in the new configuration file. [ATTACH]14302[/ATTACH] regards Mho [/QUOTE]

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